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NFL playoffs

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 1:25 pm
by Royals
Nobody talking about the playoffs? Really?

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 2:28 pm
by Astros
I'm still trying to figure out how the Steelers didn't get flagged for Joey Porter being on the field instigating the Bengals last night after the hit on Antonio Brown. And nobody give me the "he was checking on his hurt player" bullshit, because when was the last time you saw a linebackers coach checking on a hurt WR. He was out there to instigate, plain and simple and its the Steelers so they're going to get the benefit of the doubt

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 2:49 pm
by Mets
2/2 in my picks so far. Just need the Seahawks and Redskins and I'll be off to a perfect start at the work bracket pool.

Steelers are certainly toast next week. They're just not healthy enough and their offense is going to be in trouble against Denver.

I predicted a Cards over Chiefs super bowl - only because A) no one will really care about those teams outside of their regions B) red on red crimes

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 6:20 pm
by Nationals
And the Vikings Vikinged. How shocking.

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 6:35 pm
by Twins
Twins wrote:And the Vikings Vikinged. How shocking.
I've been a Vikings fan long enough that I left the room before Walsh missed the FG, expecting it to happen. This probably isn't even in the top five losses of my lifetime.

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 6:39 pm
by Nationals
Royals wrote:
Twins wrote:And the Vikings Vikinged. How shocking.
I've been a Vikings fan long enough that I left the room before Walsh missed the FG, expecting it to happen. This probably isn't even in the top five losses of my lifetime.
Yep. I was pretty sure it was going to miss. Top ten loss, sure. Not quite a Gary Anderson though.

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 7:00 pm
by Giants
LACES OUT JEFF!!!!!

Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 10:11 pm
by Astros
I would LOVE for Russell Wilson to play one season with an average to below average defense just so everyone that blows him could see what he really is

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 7:47 am
by Pirates
I was more disappointed and concerned that the steelers were not flagged for the hit on Bernard. Not only was he unconscious from the hit, but it also resulted in a turnover.

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 3:03 pm
by Giants
Yeah I understand why that's letter of the law a legal hit, but it pissed me off. If the guy dropped the ball because he was knocked unconscious from a hit to the head I don't think the defense should be rewarded if we're serious about concussions.

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 3:26 pm
by Athletics
Giants wrote:Yeah I understand why that's letter of the law a legal hit, but it pissed me off. If the guy dropped the ball because he was knocked unconscious from a hit to the head I don't think the defense should be rewarded if we're serious about concussions.
But are we really serious about concussions or just making it look that way to the viewership. And which refs can call any of these hits consistently, you barely have players knowing how they can or should hit someone unless you are pushing them out of bounds these days.

As a defender, the objective is to tackle the guy and strip the ball, if you can do that all in one play by jarring the guy, that is what you are going to do. Yea, maybe you shouldn't turn your helmet into that of a ram, unfortunately some of these tackles are split second movements where people are not in the place you thought they were going to be when you first started going in.

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 5:14 pm
by Pirates
Right, and I understand that happens with a forearm or shoulder to the helmet. But, that hit was pretty vicious. It was helmet to helmet, where he lead with the crown and tried to hit him in the head. Seems intentional to me.

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 8:35 pm
by Tigers
Cardinals wrote:I would LOVE for Russell Wilson to play one season with an average to below average defense just so everyone that blows him could see what he really is



LOL........the haters gunna hate.

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 10:15 pm
by Astros
Mariners wrote:
Cardinals wrote:I would LOVE for Russell Wilson to play one season with an average to below average defense just so everyone that blows him could see what he really is



LOL........the haters gunna hate.
With the exception of the end of the Super Bowl, Russell Wilson has spent his career diving into a barrel full of dicks and coming out with a tit in his mouth

Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 10:30 pm
by Guardians
Cardinals wrote:
Mariners wrote:
Cardinals wrote:I would LOVE for Russell Wilson to play one season with an average to below average defense just so everyone that blows him could see what he really is



LOL........the haters gunna hate.
With the exception of the end of the Super Bowl, Russell Wilson has spent his career diving into a barrel full of dicks and coming out with a tit in his mouth
There's a good ole' country saying for everyone lol

Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2016 7:37 pm
by Dodgers
Tigers wrote:
Cardinals wrote:
Mariners wrote:


LOL........the haters gunna hate.
With the exception of the end of the Super Bowl, Russell Wilson has spent his career diving into a barrel full of dicks and coming out with a tit in his mouth
There's a good ole' country saying for everyone lol
The country quote I've heard in PA is "fell into a barrel of tits and came out sucking his thumb", Aaron's seems to be a twist on that.

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 12:03 pm
by BlueJays
so Stan Kroenke and the NFL achieved their goal of sticking it to StL

NFL wants StL to keep working at a new stadium deal to possibly get another team, I'd tell the NFL to fuck off. My interest in the NFL has been dwindling for a while, but this pretty much finishes off any remaining interest I had.

I'd like to see StL shift focus in building a smaller downtown venue for an MLS team.

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 12:54 pm
by Astros
Orioles wrote:so Stan Kroenke and the NFL achieved their goal of sticking it to StL

NFL wants StL to keep working at a new stadium deal to possibly get another team, I'd tell the NFL to fuck off. My interest in the NFL has been dwindling for a while, but this pretty much finishes off any remaining interest I had.

I'd like to see StL shift focus in building a smaller downtown venue for an MLS team.
I'm anxiously awaiting the day when the NFL sees a collapse similar to what the NBA, NHL and MLB suffered after their work stoppages. That's the only way Goodell gets ousted. Or someone could shoot him, wouldn't really bother me if that happened

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 1:02 pm
by BlueJays
Cardinals wrote:
Orioles wrote:so Stan Kroenke and the NFL achieved their goal of sticking it to StL

NFL wants StL to keep working at a new stadium deal to possibly get another team, I'd tell the NFL to fuck off. My interest in the NFL has been dwindling for a while, but this pretty much finishes off any remaining interest I had.

I'd like to see StL shift focus in building a smaller downtown venue for an MLS team.
I'm anxiously awaiting the day when the NFL sees a collapse similar to what the NBA, NHL and MLB suffered after their work stoppages. That's the only way Goodell gets ousted. Or someone could shoot him, wouldn't really bother me if that happened
How about when Goodell and Kroenke fly out to LA fellating each other on the way their plane goes down? I wouldn't oppose that.

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 1:11 pm
by Cardinals
Cardinals wrote:
Orioles wrote:so Stan Kroenke and the NFL achieved their goal of sticking it to StL

NFL wants StL to keep working at a new stadium deal to possibly get another team, I'd tell the NFL to fuck off. My interest in the NFL has been dwindling for a while, but this pretty much finishes off any remaining interest I had.

I'd like to see StL shift focus in building a smaller downtown venue for an MLS team.
I'm anxiously awaiting the day when the NFL sees a collapse similar to what the NBA, NHL and MLB suffered after their work stoppages. That's the only way Goodell gets ousted. Or someone could shoot him, wouldn't really bother me if that happened
Goodell should've been ousted following his Deflated football sham already.

Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 1:19 pm
by Guardians
Orioles wrote:so Stan Kroenke and the NFL achieved their goal of sticking it to StL

NFL wants StL to keep working at a new stadium deal to possibly get another team, I'd tell the NFL to fuck off. My interest in the NFL has been dwindling for a while, but this pretty much finishes off any remaining interest I had.

I'd like to see StL shift focus in building a smaller downtown venue for an MLS team.
Seen last night: Missouri still owes $72M and both St. Louis and the county owe $36M each in bonding for the dome, which was only built in 1995. $144M still in debt for a team that's no longer there. I don't think a new stadium is really in the works...nor a new stadium for another franchise.

Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:14 am
by Pirates
Unfortunately, it's highly unlikely the NFL will see a collapse of the 3 other major sports, atleast in the near future. Despite the replacement refs, deflategate, goodell, the Rams, etc...the viewership continues to be at an all-time high and goodell continues to bring in new multi-billion dollar revenue streams, which of course keeps the owners happy.

NFL will be the most powerful sports business for the foreseeable future.

Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 9:23 am
by Royals
Cardinals wrote:
Mariners wrote:
Cardinals wrote:I would LOVE for Russell Wilson to play one season with an average to below average defense just so everyone that blows him could see what he really is



LOL........the haters gunna hate.
With the exception of the end of the Super Bowl, Russell Wilson has spent his career diving into a barrel full of dicks and coming out with a tit in his mouth
I don't even know what this means, but it's hilarious.
At least Wilson is a decent passer. The fellating of Cam Newton is just insane, he's one of the single worst passers in the NFL. He's a slightly better version of Tim Tebow.

Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 9:39 am
by BlueJays
Padres wrote:
Cardinals wrote:
Mariners wrote:


LOL........the haters gunna hate.
With the exception of the end of the Super Bowl, Russell Wilson has spent his career diving into a barrel full of dicks and coming out with a tit in his mouth
I don't even know what this means, but it's hilarious.
At least Wilson is a decent passer. The fellating of Cam Newton is just insane, he's one of the single worst passers in the NFL. He's a slightly better version of Tim Tebow.
I live in Charlotte so I have to listen to everybody slurping on his knob all the time and it's really damn annoying. Really looking forward to that team collapsing in the playoffs.

Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 9:39 am
by Royals
Weekend Picks:
NE over KC - I'd be worried about this game except for two things. One, Alex Smith is the KC QB. Two, Andy Reid is the KC coach. Nobody knows how to blow a game (preferably through clock mismanagement) like Andy Reid. Okay, three things, KC hasn't played against a good QB since Bridgewater in week 6, after which their 'hot' streak coincidentally started.
Seattle over Carolina - Newton gets the MVP, but goes one and done in the playoffs after completing just over 50% of his passes while Wilson gives a clinic on how to be a running QB, rather than a passing RB.
Arizona over GB - My heart says Green Bay, but they're a wreck. This is probably my lock of the week, it won't be pretty.
Denver over Pitt - This is the toughest pick for me. How hurt is Big Ben? If he's reasonably healthy, Pitt pulls this off owing to Kubiak waiting too long to pull the shambling corpse of a trainwreck that is Peyton Manning. If he's not healthy, Manning's nigh disastrous arm won't be enough to cost Denver the game.